loss; damage

to harm, damage, or injure; to impair or cause a loss to something

to harm; to damage; to injure; to cause physical or mental impairment

financial loss or deficit; for expenses in business to exceed income

to damage or injure; to render unusable or incomplete

damaged; worn; broken; incomplete

to be damaged; to suffer a loss or injury

to suffer wear and tear; to wear out or deteriorate through use or friction

to become damaged; to be worn or broken; damaged; worn; breakage

to consume or damage through use; to cause loss or wear and tear

profit and loss; financial gains and losses in accounting

excellent and undamaged; in good condition

to damage; to wreck; to ruin; to destroy

compensation or indemnity for damages or losses caused by a breach of contract or an intentional or negligent act

to cause no damage or harm; to have no negative effect on something

A friend who is harmful to one's character or well-being; bad company.

to damage or impair; physical destruction, loss, or wear and tear (often used in legal or technical contexts)

To cause damage or loss to other people, often for one's own benefit.

to suffer damage or lose something, such as money, property, reputation, or staff

to suffer damage or injury due to overexertion or wear and tear; a chronic physical strain

to be harmful to; to cause damage or loss to someone or something

to benefit oneself at the expense of others; to seek personal profit to the detriment of others

to waste or consume resources; to lose through wear or use

to mock, belittle, or speak unfavorably of someone; to criticize with sarcasm

statement of profit and loss showing the net income of a business

to stain and damage; to defile or contaminate

to decrease; to weaken; to detract from; to impair (e.g. of financial assets)

to be broken or incomplete; damaged; worn out

injuries such as contusions, sprains, or fractures resulting from a fall, blow, or other external force

Strain of the muscles in the lower back, usually caused by overexertion or sudden movement.

to damage the public interest for personal profit; to feather one's nest by misappropriating state or collective funds

to lose many soldiers and generals in battle; to be routed or defeated; also used more broadly to describe suffering serious personnel losses in any endeavor

to do things that cause harm to other people without providing any benefit to oneself

to harm others secretly or play underhanded tricks

to hurt, damage, or cause harm to something

conceit brings harm; one who is full of themselves will suffer losses

the rate at which something is worn away or lost over time; attrition rate

to be injurious or detrimental to; to damage

to decrease or reduce bit by bit through use or time; to suffer wear and tear

The act or result of adding and subtracting or increasing and decreasing.

sarcastic and harsh in one's speech; to say mean or biting things

to suffer financial losses; to lose capital or funds

Items that are intended to be used up or replaced regularly; wear-and-tear items

old and damaged; in a state of disrepair

To profit by making others suffer a loss; to benefit oneself at the cost of others

wishing for profit but causing loss; to have good intentions that end in failure or damage

thalamic lesions; damage to the thalamus

flatterers and harmful friends; people who are a negative influence or associate with others for selfish gain

an order placed with a broker to buy or sell a security when it reaches a certain price to limit potential losses